Meekness is not usually a trait our culture celebrates, but as Jesus preaches His Sermon on the Mount, He includes meekness as an important part of our Christian living. Often, meekness is overlooked because its meaning is misunderstood. Truthfully, meekness is a part of the fruit of the Holy Spirit's sanctifying work in our lives, as we are yielded to Him! Join us this week as we discuss meekness and the benefit it brings to our everyday living.

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So many people talk about "hope." How important it is to have it, how to get it, how to keep it, etc. But the Bible provides us with real hope, found in Jesus Christ! Because of Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection, every believer has a living hope, not just for eternal life but hope for living life on earth--even when it is not what we expected or desire. Listen along as we discuss the blessedness of our living hope.

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Although the world we live in attempts to provide so many ways to escape mourning and sorrow, the Bible teaches us that an understanding of the terribleness of our individual sin and a humility about our sin can ultimately be helpful if it causes us to come to God for comfort. He provides true rest! Listen along as we talk about the second of the Beatitudes from Jesus' Sermon on the Mount.

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As we make our way into the Sermon on the Mount, we find Jesus begins with what many have called "The Beatitudes," the attitudes that should be in every believer's life. These characteristics are what the child of God should be identified with. The perfect sermon from the perfect Man begins perfectly, with humility. Join us as we talk about this essential trait in our Christian walk!

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Jesus' Sermon on the Mount is likely the greatest sermon ever preached. But what Jesus says in this sermon doesn't always match up with what our perception might be. It confronts cultural and performance "Christianity." As we study this sermon, we must regularly ask ourselves, "Am I truly a follower of Jesus Christ and His Word? Listen along with us as we discuss the overall setting of the Sermon on the Mount and its implications for us!

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There is quite the contrast between the final two churches Jesus addresses in His letters to the seven churches in Revelation 2-3! Philadelphia was faithful, even when small, while Laodicea thought they were rich, yet Jesus calls them poor. We understand that healthy churches are the product of healthy hearts. So, join us as we examine the contrasts between these two churches and ask the Lord to examine our hearts!

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It is possible to look great on the outside, but to be "not-so-great" on the inside! Most of us can put on a good face for a while, attempting to hide what is really going on in our lives. This is a description of the church Jesus addresses at Sardis. They had a good reputation, but the reality was they were a dead church. Listen along as we discuss Jesus' insight into this church and His prescription for change!

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Although our current culture seems to call for more and more compromise and tolerance, Jesus informs the church in Thyatira that tolerance of false doctrine and compromise are not His will. Jesus is gracious and He is merciful, but He is also holy at the same time, and calls believers to be holy as well, even when holiness clashes with the current culture. And in our passage this week, Jesus even promises reward for our faithfulness! Join us as we talk about Jesus' words to Thyatira and His instruction to us as well.

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